Durston X-Mid 1 vs Therm-a-Rest Z Lite Sol

“The sleeping pad you seek is a used Therm-a-Rest Z Lite. It's good to just above freezing temperatures, findable for $20, 10oz before you cut it to size. It's not fun and it's big but warmth per weight and weight per dollar are unbeatable.”

“Wow! Thanks so much for the detailed reply Dan, I will try the test you suggested in the morning and let you know the results. My dismissing of condensation as the culprit stems from my experience with the X Mid in other humid/damp cold nights (Scotland in October, for example) with low to the ground pitch, etc. and the tent stayed totally dry inside. I.e. my dismissing of condensation was stemming from how well I felt the tent performed previously from a condensation standpoint. That being said, I understand there can be many factors which could influence the condensation and thus a good chance I’m mistaking condensation for saturation. I’ll be sure to post the results of the test to this thread and DM you if I need anything else. Thanks again!”